Thanks for the video.. I am confused by some YT that say there is no charger.. yet there is a USB C cable.. How did you charge? with a phone charger perhaps? Thanks
answering my own question.. I got the manual (of the internet in advance of risking buying it) for the PFBS 12 B6 model and it can be charged of any USB charger.. You mention at 1:41 not being able to see if your model is fully charged? I don't know if your C6 version is different but the B6 model (i bought yesterday) shows charging vis the three LEDs on the (Red Yellow Green) just below the speed wheel. when I got mine the battery was flat. I put the charging lead in and the Red LED came on immediately and cycled through Yellow and the to fully Green - charged. It seems strange that yours doesn't do that.
I connect it to a usb hub. I think it was a built in over heating protection. My reasoning is that during my initial charge the tool was super hot. I have charged charged it since to preserve the battery life and I did manage to get it to signal a full charge which was indicated with all three LEDs being solid. A lot of lithium ion stuff has it, I guess I just didn't think about it before uploading the video. Sorry about the delay, I've been neglecting my channels after my last vacation.
Thanks for the video.. I am confused by some YT that say there is no charger.. yet there is a USB C cable.. How did you charge? with a phone charger perhaps? Thanks
answering my own question.. I got the manual (of the internet in advance of risking buying it) for the PFBS 12 B6 model and it can be charged of any USB charger.. You mention at 1:41 not being able to see if your model is fully charged?
I don't know if your C6 version is different but the B6 model (i bought yesterday) shows charging vis the three LEDs on the (Red Yellow Green) just below the speed wheel. when I got mine the battery was flat. I put the charging lead in and the Red LED came on immediately and cycled through Yellow and the to fully Green - charged. It seems strange that yours doesn't do that.
I connect it to a usb hub. I think it was a built in over heating protection. My reasoning is that during my initial charge the tool was super hot. I have charged charged it since to preserve the battery life and I did manage to get it to signal a full charge which was indicated with all three LEDs being solid. A lot of lithium ion stuff has it, I guess I just didn't think about it before uploading the video. Sorry about the delay, I've been neglecting my channels after my last vacation.
no apology necessary...@@ValueUk I know how long these things take to edit and work on.. thanks again for the review.